Our team

On the ground, every shift

Coaches, UFG's word for working supervisors, and site leads run the shifts. They train new hires on the floor, check the work against the scope, and fix what the weekly audit finds the same night. Every one of them started on a crew.

A woman in a black UFG Coach polo and a man in a light-blue shirt stand side by side, he with arms crossed, in a grey studio

Our team

Field team

Where the field team sits

The executive team at the base of the UFG mark, the corporate team on its inner ribbons and the field team on the outer ones.

Hover or tap a sphere to meet a teammate. Choose View profile. Choose a name in the team list below to open a profile.

  • Executive team
  • Corporate team
  • Field team
The UFG mark's five glass ribbons on a navy stage, every member of the team a sphere resting on them: three white executive spheres at the base, sky-blue corporate spheres along the inner ribbons and blue field spheres on the outer ones

Coach, culture, cohesion

Pete Velez on how UFG coaches a crew. 69 seconds. Cristina Hernandez on the night shift, in Spanish with English subtitles. 46 seconds.

  • Coach, culture, cohesion

    Pete Velez, Facilities Manager
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  • On the night shift

    Cristina Hernandez, General Lead
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What a coach does

A coach works the shift with the crew: they walk the site before the crew leaves, check the audit sheet, train new hires and call the account manager for decisions.

Carmela Guatemala's five-minute quality pause and Jhony Marroquin Rivera's weekly supply check are the kind of routines coaches invent and the whole company adopts.

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